06 May 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1936
Page
1
Readers learn typical milestones for walking from birth to 18 months. Delays arise from excess weight, poor nutrition, limited space, slippery or dirty floors, tight clothing, soft shoes, or slow brain development. Parents should not panic if walking occurs after 15 months. coordination and muscle strength develop gradually with practice.
A reflective piece on how young children interpret cause and effect. A father explains germination to his son Ted with garden pots and onions, only for the boy to discard the experiment as missiles. Jane learns about orders from Aunt Libby by overflowing a bath bowl, illustrating how children build internal logic from daily events and misread intentions.
Susan Ertz imagines a 50 year future where war ends but a new pestilence kills all Earth’s females except one English girl who survives and sparks a reset. The novel, reviewed by Bruce Catton, explores technology, health, and a hopeed reset in a shaken world.
Hollywood profile of Francis Lederer portrays a famed star turned activist. He pitches peace, leads the World Peace Federation, and funds lectures reaching around 600000 supporters. His career spans Romeo and Juliet in Europe Wunderbar and Autun Cregus in London and New York.
The interview portrays Lederer as a thrifty, ascetic Hollywood veteran born in Prague who values honesty, avoids fans’ perks, and drives his own car. He finances a Boy Scout sweep, paints and sculpts, writes little fiction, and believes in cleaner cinema that reflects plain people's lives. He has spoken from many pulpits and aims to promote peace through his work.
Linda Bourne a 2 year old with a job aim and a movie career dream meets Basil Thorne at a Honey Harmon party on a Newtown beach. He teases her about being a ribbon clerk and a potential wife while Linda navigates romance with Thorne and her journalist father Peter Gardiner’s influence as their story shifts to Hollywood ambitions and personal drama.
A fragmented column recalls sports scores and wartime rhetoric, linking Tuesday results from major cities with quotes on peace and propaganda. It notes a man who learned English in six weeks, aims for London stage work, and longs to return to Broadway for a new play. He remains unmarried and reads extensively.
Graduation exercises at Blevins High School honored 19 seniors in the auditorium Friday night with Dr. J R Grant of Ouachita College delivering the address. Numerous out of town visitors attended, including residents from Amity Rosboro Longview Henderson State College and Prescott, with exchanges of greetings among local families and pupils. The event highlighted community ties as families and friends joined in the program and related activities.
Mrs J B Hicks issues a purchase order for Old Liberty plain cotton fabric, listing Carl and Beulah as respondents in the transaction.
A Tulsa couple, F A Barsanti and Mrs Barsanti, raised 600 quail on a 60 by 100 foot city lot and now plan to grow 5,000. They breed quail for sportsmen and stocking, using pens exposed to weather to teach birds resilience.
Fevers in the area, Meg and Lottie Jones mourn a death at Route 1. Uncle Ed Grumley dies near Bluff Springs. Easterling family to celebrate 86th birthday near Bostcuw. Luther Hamrie joins a Bostouw singing. B L Jones in critical condition, awaiting recovery. Pearl Ware hosts a Saturday night musical. Herman Hamilton and Joe Hamilton hosted dinner. Grandpa Smith of Emmet dies Monday at his home.
Hicks and Hicks families are shown spending Sundays with relatives including Mr and Mrs Herbert Slicks Nettie Coleman Floyd Pardue and Frank Hicks. Willian Hicks’s sister Lota Hicks returns for his funeral as Oscar Mosier and others attend a baccalaureate sermon in Columbus.
Local political notices list names for county treasurer Clifford Frankl circuit clerk Arthur C Anderson and Ralph Bailey, signaling upcoming candidacies with formal declaration of intent.
Mrs Ike Wright of Sealy Texas recounts using Cardui for cramps before marriage and after, then during middle life when feeling miserable and lacking appetite. She says it helped her regain strength and appetite, leading to continued use and recommendation to friends. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits them. if not, consult a physician.
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